104,000-Point Drop in Tehran Stock Exchange Main Index at Start of the Week

104,000-Point Drop in Tehran Stock Exchange Main Index at Start of the Week

The first trading day of the week in the capital market was accompanied by broad selling pressure, leading to a 104,000-point decline in the Tehran Stock Exchange main index and a retreat in over-the-counter market indicators.
Limited Increase in Exchange Rates at Iran’s Central Exchange’s Bills Hall

Limited Increase in Exchange Rates at Iran’s Central Exchange’s Bills Hall

The latest data published by the Iran Exchange and Gold Center shows that exchange rates at the Bills Hall on Tuesday, July 13, 2026, experienced a slight increase; with the US dollar, euro, and UAE dirham all recording mild gains compared to the previous day.
Miners dominate TSX top-30-performing stocks ranking

Miners dominate TSX top-30-performing stocks ranking

The Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) on Tuesday unveiled its yearly TSX30 ranking, with mining companies – particularly gold producers – making up more than half of the 2025 list.
US eyes ‘back to basics’ revamp of G20 when it assumes presidency next year

US eyes ‘back to basics’ revamp of G20 when it assumes presidency next year

The United States aims to pare the Group of 20 major economies back to its financial roots next year when it takes over the rotating presidency from South Africa, sources familiar with the Trump administration's plans said.
LME open-outcry trade lives on as SocGen quit sparks no rush for exits

LME open-outcry trade lives on as SocGen quit sparks no rush for exits

The future of ring trading on the London Metal Exchange looks assured for now after almost all the firms involved told Reuters they remained committed to open-outcry trading at one of the last venues to still support it.
LME open-outcry trade lives on as SocGen quit sparks no rush for exits

LME open-outcry trade lives on as SocGen quit sparks no rush for exits

The future of ring trading on the London Metal Exchange looks assured for now after almost all the firms involved told Reuters they remained committed to open-outcry trading at one of the last venues to still support it.
Iron ore is tight and will pass $100 test in 2024

Iron ore is tight and will pass $100 test in 2024

Iron ore will average more than $100 a ton this year as the worldwide market remains tight, despite China’s property crisis hurting the outlook for steel demand there, according to HSBC Holdings Plc.
Base metals drop as investors weigh Fed path, China consumption

Base metals drop as investors weigh Fed path, China consumption

Base metals declined after the Federal Reserve pushed back on interest-rate cut expectations and as investors weighed the demand outlook in top consumer China before the Lunar New Year holiday this month.
Iron ore price consolidates as traders ponder demand outlook

Iron ore price consolidates as traders ponder demand outlook

Iron ore futures were in a tight range on Monday, with the Dalian benchmark ticking up and Singapore prices receding, as investors pondered the demand outlook in the absence of an expected monetary easing in top consumer China.
LME faces fresh worries about Russian metal after UK sanctions

LME faces fresh worries about Russian metal after UK sanctions

Mining News Pro - New UK sanctions on Russian metals have caused confusion among traders and raised fresh worries that the London Metal Exchange could be overwhelmed by a glut of unwanted Russian aluminum.